My mum now has another item to add to her list of things to things to worry about when I'm on my bike. The guy at 0.13 shouts out 'Holy Cow'. Nope, just an antelope.
London's True Colours:
a film for the London Cycle Map Campaign
London's True Colours (above) is a new film showing what the London Cycle Map Campaign is all about. It was animated by Stuart France.
Our campaign and associated petition promises to change the capital forever, by giving more people the confidence to cycle and to do so in safety.
The big idea is to create a single London Cycle Map that’s clear and easy to use and corresponds to a unified network of signed cycle routes throughout Greater London: the cycling equivalent of the London Underground Map.
Take a look at Simon Parker's fantastic London Cycle Map design here (as drawn by KOLB), and find out more about the London Cycle Map Campaign here.
Sign the London Cycle Map Campaign Petition here.
Einstein & the Art of Mindful Cycling - signed copies!
“In connecting Einstein, meditation and the bicycle, Ben Irvine artfully expresses something so many cyclists have wondered about for so long. The book is a delight to read.” – Rob Penn
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Written by Ben Irvine, Einstein and the Art of Mindful Cycling is a book all about how inspiring cycling can be.
Through stories, fascinating facts and a few lessons in mindful living, Ben shows how cyclists can develop an enlightened outlook similar to Albert Einstein’s – practical, creative, communal and global all at once.
The outcome is an exhilarating philosophy for our times, and a celebration of balance, in more ways than one. Published by Leaping Hare Press, signed copies of Einstein and the Art of Mindful Cycling are available from cyclelifestyle.co.uk.
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Comments
I can't believe the LCC
I can't believe the LCC spends so much time and money campaigning to get lorries out of London when there are dangers like this in the world. Lorries transport goods that people need; antelopes don't do anything useful, and if they escaped from the zoo, with all the pent-up frustration resulting from being in captivity, they would pose a major threat to city cyclists. One preventative measure could be to mark the danger zones (sites with an above-average chance of encountering marauding antelope) on the London Cycle Map... at least then we'd know where to be extra vigilant.
ha ha, nice one Bob!
ha ha, nice one Bob!